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Travel and tourism traffic surges between India and U.S.

There was a time, not too long ago, when the two-way tourism traffic between India and the U.S. seemed unimpressive to most observers. But...

Princely Palace Becomes India’s New U.S. Consulate

Converted heritage hotels have been around for decades, but in a novel development that's making news, a palace in India is being converted into...

Food For Thought And Food Too Hot

When was the last time a doctor—whether associated with medicine or academia—served you food at a restaurant? Never, most likely. That could change if...

India’s Rising Young Seek Larger Role

Here's a buzz-worthy term that's bandied about these days by India-watchers: Demographic Dividend. Though India's population boom – long seen as a bane –...

Mahindra hopes to make inroads on American highways

The headline in Automotive News couldn't have been shorter or more blunt. "Indian invasion," it barked. With the help of Global Vehicles, an Alpharetta-based...

Desis reporting live from Baghdad

Moni Basu of The Atlanta Journal-Constitution and Aneesh Raman of CNN are just two examples of Indian-American journalists who are covering – or have...

Learning math the Vedic way

Using Vedic math to promote effective teaching in schools may seem like a quixotic – even irrelevant – quest in the 21st century. But...

Ramon Magsaysay Award For Journalist P. Sainath

He is perhaps the only rural affairs editor at an English-language publication in India. Palagummi Sainath holds that position at The Hindu newspaper, for...

Saying Salaam To Sir Salman

Salman Rushdie, who was born in Bombay the year India gained independence, received a knighthood from Britain as a gift for his 60th birthday...

India Is First In World Heritage Project Series

Canada-based World Heritage Project, a nonprofit organization dedicated to artistically preserving the earth's natural and cultural heritage, has picked India as the first country...
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